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Casper Ruud vs Rafael Jodar
4/4 independent models select Rafael Jodar; all four oriented probabilities average 56.25%.
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Why the models lean this way
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- Grok: Jodar current rank 12
- Claude: Jodar ranked No. 12 vs Ruud No. 20 — modest ranking edge to Jodar
- GPT: Rafael Jodar has the better current ranking (12 vs 20).
- Gemini: Rafael Jodar is ranked No. 12.
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Grok · Rafael Jodar · 57.0%
Jodar holds the superior current rank (12 versus Ruud's 20). This is the sole quantitative fact supplied. Surface form, injuries, head-to-head, travel, and market odds are unavailable and therefore excluded from the estimate. The modest rank gap supports only a slight edge for the higher-ranked player.
xai/grok-4.3 · Oct 15, 11:01 PM PDTClaude · Rafael Jodar · 56.0%
The evidence package supplies only current ATP ranks: Rafael Jodar at No. 12 and Casper Ruud at No. 20. An eight-place gap near the top-20 band is a modest edge, historically translating to roughly a 54-58% win probability for the higher-ranked player in a best-of-three ATP Masters quarterfinal. No season win-loss records, ranking points, titles, surface-specific form, injury status, head-to-head history, travel/fatigue information, or market odds are provided, so no adjustment away from the rank-implied baseline is justified. I therefore set a modest lean toward Jodar with low confidence.
anthropic/claude-opus-5 · Oct 15, 11:01 PM PDTGPT · Rafael Jodar · 56.0%
Using only the supplied immutable evidence, the main differentiator is current ranking: Rafael Jodar is ranked No. 12 and Casper Ruud is ranked No. 20. No season win-loss records are actually provided in the evidence payload, so the estimate must rely primarily on ranking. That gives Jodar a modest edge, but not a large one, because rankings alone are an incomplete basis for a single-match forecast between two high-level ATP players in a quarterfinal. Surface form, injuries, head-to-head, travel, and market odds are unavailable, and those missing factors materially limit certainty.
openai/gpt-5.4 · Oct 15, 11:01 PM PDTGemini · Rafael Jodar · 56.0%
Rafael Jodar holds a higher ATP ranking at No. 12 compared to Casper Ruud at No. 20. With no season win-loss records or other contextual data available, the higher-ranked player is given a slight edge in this matchup.
google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview · Oct 15, 11:01 PM PDTWhat remains uncertain
- No season win-loss records supplied
- Surface form unavailable
- Injuries unavailable
- Head-to-head unavailable
- Travel and schedule unavailable
- Market odds unavailable
- Surface-specific (hard court) form not supplied
- Injury and fitness status not supplied
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Official result recorded. Review the original forecast and sources below.
Open the event and source context →What changed before the lock
- 3.8 percentage points lower for Rafael Jodar
The pre-event probability state was locked atomically and is immutable.
Record hash
0cf95348c46ab23d8ffe285d96b423c8ad21fdd11ad80f9297b2362fabd340fd - First recorded forecast
First prospective probability state captured for this source and competition.
Record hash
f1027d8fdb2b435e8c97dbe888c740b679651fea4d3afdcd3b2fc541364fdad0
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Recorded outcome: (12) Rafael Jodar (ESP) bt (20) Casper Ruud (NOR) 4-6 6-4 6-3
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